#What band made you want to pick up the guitar?
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mathew scott, not a band per se but his first official song is really bringing back the insane rock pre 2000 vibe
ok im talking about rn since that song got released 2 weeks ago BUT i saw his playing years back and urged me
At 4 in 1985 I asked to play guitar instead of the incoming piano lesson, at teen age I guess I wanted to switch to electric because of rock classics, Steve Vai and metallica
my original guitar inspo was machine gun kelly lmao, ive since gotten better taste trust me
persons shit but the music just seems like ur regular 2000s pop thingy
it essentially is
Nothing specifically made me want to play guitar, I just wanted to do it and my Pop bought me one. I picked it up again because I wanted to start learning things like Post-Rock/Math-Rock songs
king crimson.
I didn't really have one specific band, I just listened to a bunch of classic rock songs. Then one day I just thought wouldn't it be cool if I learned this on guitar and then i just started learning
Lynyrd Skynyrd
instagram influencers
american idol, *billboard top 100, and glee
Definitely Metallica. I would have no reason to play the guitar or listen to metal if I didn't discover them.
It was QUEEN.
such an amazing band, good songwriting.
Although the band is currently on its legs with its 2 last founding members, The fanbase seemed to get boosted real hard after BoRhap.
So the support for QUEEN has been existential.
EVH
heard Can’t Stop by the red hot chili peppers and I knew I had to learn how to play it
Joe Satriani. Surfing With the Alien was quite something on my impressionable ears
SOAD did, as well as Gojira
I think a at-the-time small band called newhaven was my dive into guitar and into music as a whole.
Sucks since I don't have the ear to pick out what they're playing, and none of their songs are tabbed.
avenged sevenfold and children of bodom
Kamaitachi and Konai then avenged
no band, one time my dad taught me how to play like four chords and then i just kinda kept playing
Nirvana, soad, and slipknot
For sure Children Of Bodom! Just became "obsessed" since i listened to it!
My whole life, I had never been into music, as I had only grew up with Christian music and Pop Country, and a little bit of mainstream pop until I was about 15( I extremely disliked most of this, except for old-school christian, christian rock and classic country/country rock). My first taste of guitar music that I remember was when I watched Megamind (my fav movie of all time) which had Bad to The Bone, Back In Black, Highway to Hell, Welcome to The Jungle, as well as some other songs, I also remember my older sister playing guitar hero 3. Up until I was about 15 I never listened to much music, as I never really had a way to, so I was mostly into gaming for most of my teens. When I was 16 I had a short-lived farmhand job in which I saved up for a budget gaming pc. I had been layed off for financial reasons, so I would just be playing games, maybe watch youtube, then get bored for a bit. I decided to try out spotify, most of the music I added was from Megamind, and Guardians of the Galaxy 1 & 2. Since I had become interested in Rock, I went and dug out the old GH controller and GH3 wii disc and started playing. alot of my fav bands I discovered here- The Who, Weezer, and then there was Pearl Jam. Even flow sounded mysterious to me, It was like nothing that I ever heard before, It led me down the grunge rabbit hole, and led to PJ becoming my fav band. but the "One" song that made me want to play an guitar was One by Metallica. It was soft, heavy, beautiful and terrifying all in 7+ min.(One is also my fav song of all time) I didn't have much space in the room I shared with my bro, so I looked into getting a ukulele, since they are good beginner instruments and they dont take up much space. As a joke I looked up One by Metallica on Uke, and their actually was a couple vids, never thought that it could sound that heavy. Got one for Christmas that year. Since then I've picked up acoustic guitar. Don't know If any one took the time to read this, but 👍 if you did.
for a short answer Pearl Jam and Metallica, sry didn't mean to make the message that long oof
For me it was Led Zeppelin. Heard them when I was like 8 and never looked back
I have no idea why but u2 for some reason
METALLICA
for me it was three days grace and disturbed but now i keep playing bc of the red hot chilli peppers, A7X, and gojira
black sabbath and pantera
Dragon Force
The White Stripes and probably another band. I started last summer
Megadeth, metallica and rammstein, the one who made me continue guitar are angra, van halen, the black dahlia murder, megadeth and later animals as leaders.
When i heard "Sweet Child O Mine" by Gun N Roses, i was amazed. So that riff and solo inspired me to play guitar.
Tool
Red Hot Chili Peppers, Live at Slane Castle concert in 2003. Girl in my class knew I loved them and gave me the DVD in elementary school, I must've been 11. What a show.. Watched it so many times. I wanted to be Frusciante since ;D
not really the whole band, but tom delonge from blink 182 made me want to, the riffs he played in the ernie ball string theory episode with him made me wanna do stuff like that myself lol
if it never ended up being him it would've been john squier from the stone roses or noel gallagher
metallica
i heard the beginning of battery
then the big ass riff that came right after
and then i was hooked
The problem with learning def leppard stuff, is that the band has 2 very competent guitarists who play very different things. So learning either Phil Collen’s side or only Steve Savage’s side will give you a very incomplete sound. But the really fun part is trying to come up with a combo role that tries to cover both sides with only 1 guitar. That will test your creativity as a guitarist. Not all of their songs can be done this way, for example God Of War.
Hysteria can be done with just 1 guitar if you know how, but it’ll still sound a little empty.
yeah it has only recently occurred to me how dense the guitar parts are. lately i've actually gone and played around with the song "animal" and you either go one way and play the power chords or you play the melodic bits. there is a way to cover both easily enough cause neither part is very complex
That’s exactly it. But if you listen closely, the chords aren’t just chords sometimes. And the melodies are interwoven. Steve Savage was a genius. After he died, the parts didn’t get as complex. Phil Collen admitted the compositional genius was Savage.
Dire straits and then Beartooth
ghost. I only heard of them a few days back because of tiktok but specifically their lead guitarist, sodo, made me want to pick one up. (still haven't got one yet, but soon enough I will)
Killswitch engage, even tho there not my fav, but even close by would have been the doo lol
Pink Floyd. Still live David Gilmour. Less is more!
Mahavishnu Orchestra. I've been a violinist since I was six years old. Goodman played violin with Mclaughlin, and the marriage of the keys and Cobham on drums...absolutely awestruck. Uncle Dave was a huge fan and is the owner of the EDS 1275 in my sig pic. He let me use her for a decade before he moved south, and as a result it shaped me into a multi instrumentalist capable of playing a 12 as innately as a six.
playing six on guitar hero 2
Dethklok's Brendon Small really did it for me.
Nearvana
Funny enough it was Dragonforce
Even though I am miles away from that kind of music now
Samurai from Cyberpunk
Cream probably had the most influence
SOAD and Gojira primarily
royal blood made me pickup bass
so technically, the first song I actually learned on guitar was Blackbird by The Beatles, but I didn't actually want to pick up guitar and play regularly till I started listening to Van Halen
what did me into guitar was none other than nirvana, it was the nail in the coffin that made me want to upgrade from ukulele to guitar
playing nirvana on a uke >
The Beatles and beach boys
Not a band but post malone is really what helped me
Slipknot, but mainly AC/DC
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Same
Black Sabbath, if Toni Iommi could do it while missing 2 fingertips I could probably do it with all 5 fingertips
Eddie Van Halen
Honestly it’s a weird one for me but vampire weekend. I didn’t really pay attention to music that much cuz al I truly knew was pop and I didn’t like it. Vampire weekend was the first band that was different to me. I went down the rabbit hole and came out with a guitar and a love for rock music
My Chemical Romance and Nirvana
Steve Vai, Metallica, GnR. November Rain and Master of Puppets to be precise.
Keith Urban
AC/DC I think
Same I think. They were sort of what got me interested in music in general, and I played guitar just because there was a guitar conveniently to hand, not because I set out to learn. Once I got going I got into acdc pretty quick, and then once I discovered led zeppelin my taste exploded in all directions
Queens of the Stone Age
Dinosaur Jr
bölzer
Metallica, Deftones and Nirvana
Van Halen got me to pick up the guitar
same well no but it made me want to learn more and that it did same with Jake E lee and randy rhoads
i didnt have a specific person/band to make me start
but he was my first influence
He was mine too but then his live solos seemed to have gotten really dull after awhile just seemed like he was playing the same boring solo with just some of his songs mixed into it
Yeah I agree.
Me too yes yes
Good taste you havr
Thank you my friend. I return you the compliment
matchbox twenty, coldplay, tamikrest, l'arc-en-ciel
Muse, Dream Theatre, Francoise Hardy
metallica, zz top, judas preist, street dogs, megadeth, ac/dc
Probably Gutherie Govan
the big 4
AC/DC
Gary Clark Jr
Motley Crue, Def Lepperd, poison, all the bands from that time.
i loved the beatles. that made me pick up the guitar
Slipknot
Led Zeppelin :3
van halen
Good reason to start
AC/DC but then I put guitar down and came back because of RATM
Oh yeah definitely Def Leppard. Steve Clark/Phil Collen Terror Twins 🤘
The Beatles
Cheap Trick
John Denver... oh how far I've come
guns n roses
Rush :^D
nirvana and mac demarco
W
Yeah that’s why it’s w
If I said DJ kahled would you be impressed
No so nirvana is w
three days grace and avenged sevenfold
Pretty much the same for me but I also got a lot of inspiration from classic metalcore bands like In Flames and Killswitch Engage
I was already interested in guitar but Pantera was the band that really set my sight on getting good
I can't name a band, but I can name a genre; Country. Songs like "Get Along" by Kenny Chesney, "Sweet Annie", "Day That I Die", and "Homegrown" by Zac Brown Band (featuring Amos Lee in the second song), and "God, Your Mama and Me" by Florida Georgia Line are a few songs that got me into playing the guitar. My acoustic specifically. My electric however... Galneryus. Any song from that band are ones I'd play along to once I sacrifice my fingers to God. 🙃
Wow i didnt know country fans existed
Nirvana made me want to practice more. Even if their songs aren't the hardest I love them
Yeah but i actually didn’t know that people who genuinely love country existed
so true
A Band that made me order a cheap ass guitar for like 80 bucks is called Magnus Haven, the band isn't really know but they make great OPM songs. Including "Imahe"
Yeeeeah, we're out there
the band that really made me pick up guitar was nirvana, there was just something magical about the angst and simplicity of the chords. it was just calling me in to really get into it.
Ho-Kago Tea Time
a man of culture
i can see that along with kana boon and asian kung fu generation
i wonder if there are people that actually picked up the guitar because of necry talkie
surprisingly jimmy eat world, but the specificity the song 23, a bit of shinedown second chance
Pink floyd
Abominable Putridity
None I just got one randomly from my grandparents took lessons and started learning
sublime is my favorite! bradley really got me into wanting to play guitar. wish i knew someone else in here who plays there stuff too
Creedence Clearwater Revival! I loved the songs sm that I wanted to learn how to play them. My grandparents introduced me to them!
Metallica, Rage Against The Machine and ik it's kinda odd but Wilbur Soot LMAO
The Used
Metallica, slackjaw, steve vai, and gojira definitely
Probably Nirvana and Metallica
Green day, wheezer, and nirvana.
My friend told me to play the guitar so I got one
one of the first songs I learned was Switch 625 by def leppard
I loved it
and then I started learning metallica songs
absolute W song to learn, real simple riff but equally sick
Everything about the song is so unique
I learned most of the song except the solo
hey man don't worry, Ho-Kago TeaTime got me playing bass
mcr rofl
ACDC man they madee pick up the guitar and since then am a guitar nerd.
The beach boys
nirvana after acdc
prob green day and foo fighter
omg same
only cuz he was like getting chicks
motley crue
motorcycle noises
Iron Maiden & Ozzy (St. Rhodes era)
No bands made me want to start playing guitar I just decided to play it. but Paul McCartney made me want to start playing bass
def nirvana
I started getting into hardrock when i started playing guitar so i started with songs like Seven Nation Army and such. About a month later i discovered System of a Down which was my gateway to Metal heaven.
The Offspring and the Foo Fighters. My uncle gave me his guitar and now I am practicing. I have a long journey, don't I? Im new btw.
queen
Personally for me it was Nurnberg, Kino, and the Church
I don't know much but I've been trying to practice.
Id say DragonForce because i was a big fan of theirs and love Herman Li but i only know a few of their riffs. Metallica is what really keeps me learning.
Guitar hero
Andrew foy got me into guitar in general, and tim henson made me pick it up
Nirvana inspired me to play guitar and Weezer inspired me to play the drums
i heard holy wars the punishment due for the first time and it blew my face off, but my family has a huge history with guitars with almost every uncle, cousin, brother, and even my dad knowing how to play so it also kind of rubbed off on me, but the difference for me is that i have an electric while they use acoustics
queens of the stone age ig
Iron maiden wanted me to pick up the guitar, ozzy and zakk made me want to play!
As I try remember why I started to play guitar I think it was some chick I liked in school that also played guitar. I didn't think I had any other motivation for it lol.
My uncle and grandparents.
Gnr
Sweet child o mine solo inspired me
rainbow 🤩
Definitely Meshuggah, it's why I started with an 8 string
Im surprised I dislike them, based on what music I like
Damn that must have been a pain
Nah it's been goin pretty well, and I haven't played a single guitar with less than 8 strings
I just feel like it be tougher for a beginner guitar especially cause you probably wouldn't have that dexterity built up
Nah my third guitar was an 8 string
I wouldn't get an 8 string as a first instrument, let alone learn Meshuggah as my first few songs however lmao
But its definitely viable.
Does Bass counts ? If it does, then définetly Les Claypool, i was amazed by the character and the basslines that he was able to create and play, cuz I ve never heard this kind of music. I ve grown out of it, but he was the very first musician ive looked up to
Agreed
Les Claypool influenced me to make my playing more complicated. But Paul McCartney influenced me to play bass
The Beatles were my inspiration, especially Paul.
Kirk Hammet made me want to play guitar Marty Friedman made me want to quit lol
Randy Rhoads/Ozzy got me to start trying
Van Halen was why I started enjoying the feeling of it
The solo on Blue Oyster Cult's Burning For You made me realize I needed to be better lol
John Petrucci/Dream Theater was the latest influence
For me Black Sabbath or Muse
Bellamy is 
First riffs I learned were Nirvana's but when I heard my teacher play "West" by Marty Friedman that was it for me.
Hole
Red Hot Chili Peppers. I love BSSM, Stadium Arcadium and The Getaway. All those albums made me want to play guitar
Metallica mostly and Pantera
I honestly don't remember who made me pick up guitar, the band that inspires me to play now is Admiral Angry, I remember I wanted to play guitar starting at age 12, my dad let me use his super cheap Baja strat starting on my 12th birthday, my first instrument was trumpet but I was never very good at it haha, I eventually picked up bass about a year after I started guitar
I dont really remember, i think it was either Green Day or Nirvana, but Motley Crue is what made me want to expand my horizons into new bands
Metallica
my band
when my guitarist said: "can you give me my guitar real quick?"
im the drummer btw
Bare naked ladies
i think i started listening to a lot more guitar based music after i started playing guitar
a few bands/artists that i would call my "influences" would be judas priest, the cranberries, snail mail, rory gallagher and a few more i can't think of rn
Honestly, Neil Young with Crazy horse made me really get into guitar, and suicidal tendencies but i started playing guitar after listening to Guns n roses for a while
metallica
buddy holly and the crickets
there's a story there and i'd love to hear it if you're comfortable telling it :p
John Denver
megadeth,metallica,drowning pool, nirvana and motorhead
Dance Gavin Dance
Cream 🍦
Lol only people who know the band don't think you're making a joke
ghost the band, i was obsessed to the point it was literally all i could talk about until i got a guitar of my own
Well I used to do classical guitar because my parents made me do it after I got super angry at piano. I never really practiced at home until like 4 years later when I discovered Polyphia’s Playing God
I still do classical guitar
have to admit Nirvana .. later creed, SVR, Jimi, Lamb of God.. etc..
Arctic Monkeys, always found their riffs amazing and unique. I've watched guitar covers of arctic monkeys on youtube and it always amuses me, I got inspired to play the guitar because of them .
for electric, easily the smiths, for acoustic, probably nick drake
John Mayer
Buckethead
queen
oasis, specifically noel gallagher
Rammstein and Ghost
nick drake was amazing
Kiss, Blizzard of Oz.
Polyphia
Bought the Nirvana Live At Reading DVD and watching that concert motivated me to actually learn the guitar
#Iloverammsteinsomuch
Deftones
queen
nirvana
Boston + seeing Nancy Wilson play that crazy on you intro
Shawn Lane, Allan Holdsworth, John McLaughlin, Frank Gambale, Marshall Harrison, Rusty Cooley
That was over 20 years ago though haha
Queen originally, then Pink Floyd significantly boosted my hours practicing
Megadeth and scorpions 🦧
Kiss inspired me for electric guitar, but Nancy Wilson of Heart for acoustic!
green day and queen
Ramones
yes
Idk I just liked rock and metal music and just wanted to play guitar so I can make my own
So that would just be a yes
TOTO with Steve Lukather
Metallica motivated me to buy one, Archspire made me take it seriously
Black Sabbath. But the Dio Sabbath stuff.
Harry styles
Prob slipknot because I’ve always loved drums but I guess I just fancied guitar more
Not really a band but Jimi Hendrix has really inspired my guitar playing style and has definitely had an influence on me to even pick it up in the first place
Honestly Lovejoy and The Greeting Committee. Both use guitars just so amazingly along with The Greeting Committee just having an amazing vocalist to compliment the whole band. As a vocalist myself, it would also help me in the long run to learn guitar as a secondary instrument.
For real?
That's fair
well. It was my fathers band
Hard to say. Mostly Steve Vai (I found his tape by accident and listened to it when I was almost 4 (this was a huge thing for me), ZZ Top, Metallica, and Dokken (mostly for their guitarist).
Pink Floyd
Dragonforce really inspired me to play.
megadeth
metallica
I'mma say Foo Fighters, one of my dad's favorite bands and I picked up guitar because of it
Nirvana, TDG and idk, maybe Slipknot
Black sabbath
My mom
'tallica
Kansas. I’m not even that big a fan
It started in 2015 when I started listening to bands like Blink-182 and Weezer I never considered playing guitar I just liked the music and thought it was way to hard, my parents knew I loved these bands. So for Christmas my parents got me a Squier Stratocaster. I started learning my favorite songs and I've been playing guitar almost daily since then
Pantera 🤘
probably Zeeko (zach) and jeremy from the band the neighbourhood
Foo Fighters, Nirvana and Green Day
those were my dad's favorite bands and one day i just found his old rig plugged it in and learned some of the songs
@cerulean swallow funnily enough i have a perfect amp for those bands
Brand X X-25R
Cheap amp
Great for grunge
Might need some pedals ho
Tho
@cerulean swallow
I didnt play any foo fighters cuz i dont know any of their sonfs
I love em but never learnt any songs
I see'
metallica
Damn thats a cheap ass amp
Anything related to black metal, but Death primarily.
Deftones
Megadeth. After listening to them for almost a year, I was inspired to buy a 3/4 sized children's nylon string guitar and start learning.
Sounds like a joke, but I'm not kidding you.
Nirvana
metallica
same here, they're in my top 5 fav bands
panic at the disco most likely, i was really into their music and i just thought one summer like "hey why the fuck not shouldn't i learn these songs" so yuh
Not a band but my best friend died when we were 16 and he loved guitar drums and bass in a way in my heart he’s always with me when im playing (not to be a sad thing but just special to me) rip aidan
Silverchair.
Red hot chili peppers, nirvana, metallica
It was the artist, catarinth, becuase I always knew him as the youtuber scrapman, and when I found out he was catarinth, I was like, if he could play guitar, I could too, and now I'm two years in to my guitar journey
it was 100% led zeppelin
scrapman is such a W
I know, been watching him since the beginning
real asf
Nirvana
Metallica
Polyphia 
Yes.
Pretty much the entire 2000-2015 emo punk scene
First guitar part I learned was the All Time Low rendition of Umbrella by Rihanna.
Metallica made me want to get a guitar, pearl jam got me really into playing
Metallica,linryd skynlrind
i feel this is the timeline for the punk rockers
nirvana gets u in
alice in chains keeps you in
pink floyd
👍
Father and son by cat stevens
The very first time I heard RUN DMC "Rock Box" annnd then I heard Scorpions "No one like you".
Foo Fighters and Smashing Pumpkins
Led Zeppelin pink floyd
Burzum. Because he proved that music doesn't need to sound extremely technical, interlocked or complex in order to be good.
57569 listeners
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Cream
R5, specifically Ross Lynch (erd from left)
Green day but i dont really listen to them much, tho about 10 months ago i almost gave up the guitar completely until 1-2 months ago i picked up the guitar again seriously john mayor insperd me the most to pick up the guitar i guess
Kessoku Band.
deftones
Truthfully, it was cyberpunk of all things to make me pick up a guitar for the first time
muse nd arctic monkeys nd acdc
KING GIZZARD AND THE LIZZARD WIZZARD
I don't quite remember what band wanted to make me play but once i started playing, Nirvana became my favorite band and i learned all of their songs. But truthfully it was probably my cousin who made me want to play the guitar.
System of a Down
Deep purple, when i first heard their song "Burn"
I’d have to say polyphia
Was learning Everlong for a band project and got into guitar
Love soas
Jonny Greenwood from radiohead really made me picking a guitar, I also bought a tele because of him
Weezer obviously
MetallicA
RHCP
Unironically Green Day lmao
like 20% weezer and 80% evh
AC/DC for me but same exact story
Radiohead and los piojos
So the Van Halen was the guitarist who made me want to pick up a guitar. But the band that made me wanna learn was surprisingly The Beatles
led zeppelin tbh
Neil Young
AC/DC
Man definitely linkin park
Faint was my introduction to metal and it was one of the first songs i learnt after i got into the basics
too bad they sound like shit now
they were my introduction to metal too
Imo i kinda like their new album
Gives me heavy MTM vibes
mine was MUSE tbh i heard the Supermassiv balck hole and i wanted to learn it
gnr
Sum 41, particularly the song In Too Deep
Metallica. defenetly
Twisted sister😎
I first learned about guitar when i heard "Addicted to that Rush" by Mr.Big
elliott smith, jeff buckley, neil young, and labi siffre
Warfaze
Avenged sevenfold and king gizzard and the lizard wizard
it was Green Day that made me pick up the guitar (and my love for Les Pauls)
Janet Jackson.
probably been said before but Van Halen, like i never even realized that because of watching Eddie play as I grew up the shape of the strat was the first thing that popped into my head when i thought "electric guitar" And if I had to say what song it would be 316.
pretty much the same for me
The killers
definelty Rammstein
Metallica (specifically the song For Whom The bells tolls) but then when i started to give up, black label society and pantera kept me wanting to learn.
not a band but when i was like seven i was very casually playing the guitar off and on. but once i played guitar hero for the first time it made me wnat to play even more and now im here
First time I listened to Ozzy with Randy Rhoads
polyphia
Eraserheads
foo fighters
LIFT YOUR HEADD 🗣🗣🗣
I have two, Ozzy Osborne and Van Halen. BONUS Pantera
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sa mga tindera ng betchobetcho
Guns n' Roses made me want to play guitar but Rage Against The Machine got me into heavier stuff
Tool
Mainly three, Motley Crue, Metallica, and Pantera
Daughter
None for me to start I don’t think lol
I just new I wanted to play guitar and the first riff I’d learn would be seven nation army
Queen
back in the days when i was like 8 Blink182 and Green Day but i eventually didnt play anymore bcs school got the best of me aswell as job etc later on but when i found Polyphia i got right back to it and didnt stop since then
The Beatles - Come Together- While My Guitar Gently Weeps Dire Straits- Sultans Of Swing Money For Nothing they wanted me to pick up the guitar
Slipknot
Led zeppelin
I've had a long journey, my current inspo is Avenged Sevenfold
My original inspiration was just a couple people I was around at the time
Metallica
Metallica/Guns n' Roses
Nirvana and incubus keep my fretboard sweaty
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two door cinema club because theyre best in the world!!
this guy from Catalan named kenji i saw him playing on youtube when i was 7 and i wanted to play so at 9 i got my first acoustic then i got into maiden and megadeth and pantera and eventually got my first electric
and now i’ve been playing for almost 6yrs lol
the trueblood brothers band cuz their all around my age and lowky got me infuenced to try to learn guitar and make a band with my friends too
Queen
Green Day!
Holiday by Green Day was the song that made me want to pick up a guitar!
i think same lol
i dont remember the particular song that got me but i remember being blown away at 16 seeing people play holiday hahahaha
Avenged Sevenfold was my introduction to metal, and metal is the genre that really inspired me to learn guitar. syn gates has some of the most epic and beautiful solos, and zachy vengance has some fantastic and powerful riffs. really made me want to do what they do
Smashing pumpkins.
Black sabbath fr
i always was a music nerd but when i got into a lot of folk punk/indie folk artists, particularly when i listened to jeffrew lewis, it made guitar feel a lot more relateable and i was like "okay i wanna do that." I think my other main inspiration and the musician I identify witht he most would probably be Phil Elverum of the Microphones and Mount Eerie.
My first guitars were acoustic and Sektor Gaza got me into guitars, later i tried electric guitar and after i found Pantera i really got into Metal Guitars
Alice in Chains really got me into playing the guitar.
metallica, slipknot
TOOL
real i love Siamese dream
Metallica
i saw a military edit on tiktok like 10 months ago with Money for nothing playing in the background and i thougt, holy shit i have to learn to play this
Pink Floyd
completely honest, rolling stones, just had that catchy feel with so much potential
TRSH
Van Halen first time i really noticed guitar, beyond that, Green day, Blink - 182, Rancid, Offspring, few others.
Metallica, Slipknot, KoRn and also local band from my country called butterfingers
def green day. i love green day 😄
Ever since I was like 4 I’ve wanted to play guitar but I got my first when I was 10 for Christmas and my inspiration was mainly Tom DeLonge and Randy Rhoads (very different guitarists I know)
Haha nice!
AC/DC
Pantera the end of floods
stone temple pilots and guitar hero tbh
Rolling stones and that 1 blues brothers movie
GnR and Def Leppard
nirvana def.
Sublime
Celtica Pipes Rock, Hansanova, Ghost
Slipknot
sex pistols
Kessoku band, slipknot and pantera
SEKTOR GAZA FAN LETSSS GOO
Elite ball knowledge
Its time to go home 🗣️
Nothing
nirvana, van halen, limp bizkit
Just nothing
Hellbang + deathcry
Started out with Sektor Gaza, got my first Classical Guitar. Later i got into metal through a friend and since then i loved Pantera and Dimebag, even got a signature Dean ML over here (altough the are super rare in europe now)
Not really a BAND necessarily made me wanna do it but a specific guitarist from a band synyster gates
id say either Van Halen or Dire Straits got me into guitar
Nirvana
Nirvana nirvana nirvana
It was Black Sabbath
muse
then michael angelo batio was the guy who got me into neoclassical metal, funnily enough, not yngwie
tho yngwie is great
Nirvana Motlëy crüe umm queen lamb of god slipknot (slapnut) and just making a band generically